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hey junkman 01 i justbought a 12 inch barrel 1858 remington. with the full frame they have how do you think it would handle the hot loads if i were to buy me a conversion for it

anyone know marylands laws pertaining to home intruders

lead counsel hits it right on the head it is some of these laws that dont make sence when a man that sells a few guns the way you should be allowed to sell a gun in a free country gets ten years and they let baby rapers out in eighteen mounths-two years sometimes

yeah i know what you mean if i ever notice its starting to get any play or anything ill just fix it and quit using the hotter stuff but so far for some reason my henry seems to lock up tighter than my 66 or 73 its almost like the bolt is longer or something when you close the lever you can...

no my henry in 45lc seems like it will handle about anything you can give it i load my own with unique and 200 grain lead that i cast from tire weights just to shoot up for fun i usually buy my +p,s no reason ive just found some that i like the best being from underwood ammo in charleston wv his...

the reason i stured this up was that i like to hunt with repros and the extra punch of the +p,s really makes a difference,i have a uberti 1860 henry that has turned out to be my best dear rifle.everybody said all this about it but its been doing fine with it for years now and has put alot of...

i completely understand everyones concerns that is why i asked the question but what i was really looking for was someone who had done it and what there results were for i know that the barrel diameter on my uberti is .451 which should do fine with the jacketed bullets that i have the main thing...

thanks for the info but just so im clear the +p ammo wont blow it up or anything like that its just not good for the frame and will cause it to wear in places that it shouldnt wright?

I'm new here so go easy on me. I know everybody says don't do it, but has anyone tried +p 45lc in the walker conversion? I know the conversion cylinders are made of the same steel as Rugers and the frame on a 'Walker, though open topped, is as heavy as a horse. So anybody as crazy as me tried it?